Beth El Marks 50th Birthday Bctti El. Oina)u'>('4)naer\'.iiHi'sstij|t>>Kii<'•> ill n^.irii ns viir, uinlverMry tliu year wtUi a MTieii i>t i-v'i' •• • ni,.„i(».r ihi PMt. honor Uw prMcnl and leak lorwml' Jeanne Upaey and Enwal Wlntmul r for the overall caMmUoM, explained thai < .ns planned will raOactaapecUof tynajMio ns memlten over the paal » yean Thrcti.. ,m ban of ttie Jcwiaii communNy to iharn iih BMlEI EvenU irhirMid (hdag (he next ir ,. ludr P«b 17, the honorlnt of (amwr B'naJ <• h on April (. 7 and I. a Torah weekmd ksd i» . am Karp who will qicak on Die hlalary ol Am the focua on MIdwettem Jewry and April X. the honuring of coupin married «l Beth El UatertMWd will ceieferaU tti SOU) annivenary on Tuewlav May! Rabbi David A Goldateln. former rabbi of B«-th Kl. will rr ttim to riiarr In the feallvltles il the annual dinner on MK) 20 TIM oaMratloM will reach a rllmax »lth i concrrt on June :i. teatining a pramler performance of a new mutlral work tt) thr American Jewlih conpmier, Morlun Gold The work is tiring
iiiiiiiiiisMoned li> the Kulakottky family In memory ol Mr and Mrv J Harry Kiiluk'ilHltv \'t»- hl^Ilir^ iif Hdh l-:i SvnanoKue ran be IraoKl Uirough the i)dH<-' •( III. I, A :vi I tiss which throuKh the yfjirs. han mir n>r> ,h.i '•'
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Afi f'drly iih 0< 'iiiM-rydliK- Syiuiniijiijf AinilLif, wat lonntHl undi iiip M( Mrs .Im' i;rMTil»T(( and in eluded on thecominir III sialiiMiliT M K Leven •on, Abe Weinatelfl an. f< ((iKiie ihdi rarly meet ing. the purpoae ""' • ' illOf the coniervatlvi' cial manner, and .1 n .,ihin ouricope " The rolliiuinii VI',ir ridfilji Ii irl A i;illrklc (.imily mo>' i'.ir tun •.mm tOWdl
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Endowment Paves Way For Leadership Kailah
TIM af the Me Harry have rani lor iha aataMMHMMt of a N •WMI laadarrtlp Kailah •Hk Mwlar aiaplwata on Jewlib wtiif ifkiwal fimtwil of the'en^ la mamry of (wo iiilM«ag iaadm of ^MOmaiia JawMi eoaiiiMDlty ^Hb mada IMa waak by Mary ^^Wmaa. prwiitiiil. Jewiah f radanMlHiafOiMka "Hew nitbn Uiat (he conMant efforli and energlaa of Sadie and Harry Kay In enhancing the quality of Jawlab life In Omaha thoiild be continued In thi* manner They wouM have been proud of thr foreslfht and Inspiration of their chlMten to carry on their comfflllment to Judaism through study and education," Mrs Pellmansald The enctowmenl was establlahwt by the Kulakofluy fami ly. rapraianledby the children
Cartar Assures J«wiah LMKlare WASHINGTON IJTA) Praatdent Carter personally p LgHMtad itad aaauraiicw assuraacai lo Amer^^^M Jewlab Jewtflb cwnmuntty conunu lead^^Hbati( the Unlled United S Stales will ^H deal with (he Palestine HBiratlon aikm OrganUa Organuatlon unlU the PLO acccpla larael's sovrrelgnty and rIglH lo exist in peace This asaurance came at a Whit* Houae meatlni In which apparently the Admlniatration •ought to allay Jewiah cofflmunlty apprehamtaa ioUowIng aaotker upaurja la anger ky HM laMlm that toUowed lacaoi mnailM by Andrew Youag, t;.8. AnbaMador to IbalMtBdNMiaMi -^
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of Me late Harry Md Mte KulakalriQr TherhUdroBar*: Mrs Edward (BethI Smith.of Kansas City Mrs Bud 1 Ethelyni Simon, of Piedmant. Calif , Mrs Roy 1 Ruth 1 Bel; er, of Glencor, III and Mich ael Kulakofsky. of Park For eat.Ill Pnnury goals and purpoecs of (he Kailah would be lo help the leaderahlp understand (hat QM decisions they make mull be baaad on Jewlih concepts. pHloaophy. and phortlies, and that their actlom arr thoee of a Jewiah coaimunlty and not of a secular communlty Also, to provide an In-drpth wrrkrnd experience that will heighten, stimulate and motivate new and deeper Jewish cemmttmeat of Omaha's leadenhlp Tentative planning calls for thr Inauguration ol the first Kailah to take placr the first weekend in January or Fet>ruaryof I9n The Initial group would con slsl of the officers, excculivr committre and department chairmen ol the Jewiah Peder atlon of Omaha and their In succeeding years, the Invitation may be extended to FedeMtkHi Board members. FederatkM committee chairmen, synagogue and organisation prealdenta, adected members of the Omaha Jewiah community, rabbis, and aelected professionals from the Pederatlon and lU departments Plane also call for the praaence of a scholar-lnreeldeMa, the obeervance of dietary law*, leiectlan of a tocalkw away from Omaha, and the Induslon ol a planning commit-
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A highlight of the 50th Anni versary celebrations of Beth El Synagogue will be a concert to be held at Beth El on Sun day evening. June 3 The Festival of Thanksglv ing will feature a new musical work rnlltird "Songs of Prslse" being compoaed by thr American Jrwlsh composer, Morton (iold and specially commissioned In memory of J Harry and Sadie Kulakofs ky The commlsalon Is being funded by an initial grant In mrmory ol Mr and Mrs J H Kulakofsky. and a special fund which has been estab^ llshed at Brth Kl by the Kula kiifskv family Inilu iiluals wishing to honor Ihf inrimir) ol Mr and Mrs Kulakofsky. fnrnds of the family and [hone Interested in aiding Ihr rommission of Songs of I'raiKr" may contribute lo the special fund by calling Beth Kl Synagogue, U3 322I The new work, which Is in Ihr final slagr<) of compo^i lion will fortis on the theme of Thill.. - related toIhe Shav ' which Iradi llonaii> niiiK.iies the RevelaIWn at Sinai. the giving ol the Torah and the harvest ol first fruit.% in ancient and modem Israel Rehearsals Involving rho^ ruses, orchestra and dancers will start soon, and anyone In terrsted In participating in this rare cultural event Is asked to call Cantor (^aim Najman at Reth Kl "The fact that this compo«lllon will have Its premirr per formancr at Beth Kl's anniversary will add yet another dimension to the festival theme of Thankaglvlng." Can-
tor .Najman said Mrs Saranne Ciilnick, granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs J Harry Kulakofsky and chairman of the presenta'' lion ol the concert said, '•! know my grandparents would be very pleased with the beautiful musical work which honors their commitment andj dedication to the Jewish cnm-l munity and this synagogue • "Theirs was a lllellmr ol service and leadership which grew out of their faith in the survival of Judaism and the Jewish people, a commitment we musi all shoulder! •Their generation paved the way for my generation to carry forward in making our \ .1. ' ' kiion and instllu ' lid meaningful to "u. ....,....ii This program and the anniversary which it honors are important not only , Ipr the past, t>ut for the future. •
Brock Expresses "Deep Concern" WA.SHINGTON. iJTA) The Republican National rommitlee has disclosed that Its chairman, former Sen William Brock, had expressed "deep concern" lo President Carter over the Administration's diplomacy In the Arab-Israeli di.5pute "This appears to be a deliberate move towards confrontation with Israel," Brock wrote In a lengthy letter dated Dec 21, follow Ing (he Administration's support of Kgypt's demands lo alter the U.S. treaty draft that Israel had accepted
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I to _ MMVtad by ilw Jrs Board OayiM o( Ibooe poUdM an avaUaMe Ihrou^ Uie JFS office FanUy Ule Educattan MtrlMi rrgal, chalnnan, Durtnc thlf year, PamUy Ule EducatkNi prcwnled two K» (kM of The Money Tree " The program, • Mrtei of ib rlanea dealing witti financial planning, wai conducted by Carolyn Novlcoft Anolhar ae^ rlei. "Coinmuiiicillona In Marrlagr". wa» led by Boh and Norma l>oveit Si^rral
I at Uria program have boM p d«il by Bob and Norma throughout the Omaha Community This year, the Jewish Fami ly Sarvke became a ^miaor Ing agency of the (nited Methodist Metropulllan Ministries illMMMi By Joining this or ganlialton the Jewish K'amily larvlea is directly mvoived in offering a wme* of Kamily Ule Adjustnienl seminars Two UMMM seminars w\ll he conducted at th. munlly Center ih Public Krlallora
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provided by Jrs Ruasian ReaelUcment Mi rtam Simon, chairman. Th*pasi year has been both une of frustration and one of accom pluhrtienl for the Resettle ment Committee Thefrustra
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UUa end Although tins comtnlttae has been unlrumental In resettling one new family In 1»7» I housing, educallon. em ploy ment etc i. the funds wert" provided by the Omaha SedMin. National ('ouncil of Jewish Women The sense of accom
Khoumeini: Jews Will Enjoy Rights •yBArtBEytaa PARIS (JTAi Ayatollah Ruhollah Khuumeinl. Uir 71^ year-old .Shi'lte leader who U believed to be emerging ai Irani new ruler, uld that JeM will "enjoy all rlghU and fuU rollgloua Ireedom" In an Iranian laiamlc republic Khaumctnl, wtto waa addraaalng Ma Mlovart at hia vlUa at NMl4lM»^»<3Mteau I mllci from Parla. taM that . laiamlc republic would can lor the Jewi a return u> t dayi of the cmlrt. when all and Justice
real Not only *• lUasrcoettladbcr. had baw budgeted lor < 4). the probtems encountered with these families were a greater flhanclal burden to Jewish Family Services and of far longer duration II was because of this financial burden that 1*78 funds for new families had to be uaed Three of these famUies are parenU of those who had pre^ vkK»ly resetUod here Grad ually through the past year means have been successfully explored, and the last four months have seen them able lo live without finawial support from this agency The year 1979 promises lo be » better one in terms of the Omaha Jewish community's assuming more of its ohligaUon in the resetllemeni picture The Federation has gen erously accepted Jewish Family Service's request (or more funds lo share with other American communities the responsibility for Soviet Jews
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Ayatollah. who waa kbig In Pcralan. contln /taylng in those dayi. I Pantan Jew lodged a eom' plaint with the kadi iMoalem judfp I against the eailr hlai
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Khoumeini. wtto according to close aides hat been shocked to hear thai he is being charged with anil Sem itism. concluded ihortiy the Islamic republic of Iran will become a reality and all lU cliuens. Jews. Christiana and Moalema wlU enjoy equal
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Volunteer Committee - Art Grossman, chairman. - Jewish Kamily -Service Volunteers have assisted with painting, plumbing, electrical. TV and general repair problems for those unable lo afford or cope with situations r«H)Uiring such home needs Th«- Commillee has also provided volunteers lo assist I)r Philip Sher Home. Hadassah and JC.C. Auction
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Why Not? CongrMunan John Cavanaugh has propoMd the creatkm of a univerul oMigatkm of put>iic wrvkc for all Americans between the ages of 18 and II years. He considers this objective a partial solution to the growing attitude of alienation anumg the American people toward their government "Among young AroMicans the feeling that Individuals within our society have no positive relation•hlp with their government and no affirmative obligation to make a contribution to their government or to the needs of our society is even more severe and distressing." he said We believe that a proposal calling for an obllga tlon of public service has molt alao within the local Jewish conununity We have seen how the residents of the Dr Philip Sher Home have benefltted from the volunteers supplied by Creighton Prep, and how the students from this high school also have benefltted We linow of no parallel within the Jewish communil> of Omaha, and we say. "WhyNof"
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Letters to the Editor We arc currenUy worlung on I JcwMi coafcbeok aad wMi to makeK as lacioilvc la poaatbic We apad to locludr redpaa, JewWi Mklort and •one eoatemperary Jrwiih art (ram the t' S and Canada
A ma)orlnlenl«rUliieloGa« prakeiiatvcly rewrite arceptMl U«dHlaaal and npwiy drvrl oped redpea In (be di/femit food calecMica He, aaladi. Miupa. etc I in ankr to better reOect the currtal UHnklnf In low Id/low dwleateral dieu
To accurately reOect Uie •cop* •( iU* undertaiilns and to accooipilali our taak. wt find tt naceaaary to acquu* local Jcwiili eookboeka Thla la nol an eaty taak. when it liw OUliM. we are nndinn It difdcuit to even learn wtitfh coniregatlooi/lemplei/ tynaasc*** Ixve e«tat>llsbed aiid printed Uinr own cook books TberHorr. we wouM like to HtaoUfy thaae comnunltiet and egnv«g>tliM Ibat have dtvalBped JewMi eeek
To the MoUa Our Is rsfawof [ sarias e( driidren's boata. danlli^ widi Ike sdvsniuras a( a dai iMMae a« ptoMs put to Aame belk Liaalie and dw Rto-Tto-TIn of a previous sencraUon Auit. the Paratrooper Do(. made iU firW tictioaal appear snce to IMS wkan K tawt two liraeli rhUdren kial in dw a»leri Given special IraMng. the dof earned paratrooper md partM-ipatMl in nu esclting military ex ptolU Astit took a trip to an Israel Israall Iragnaa stranded In the port o( Alexandha Thr dgg took part to a lank balllr in thr .Sinai There were many more riplulli. and two addl tionil volumes followed, one rnllllrd Aalt In the Palaces ol Cairo" and the other. "Anil intheJudeanDeaert Auil was outfiiiitl vtiih .1 hidden radw <• when dropped la" army lines could rrc«vr mn ssgss and carry out inttrur tMu. to thr utter ronslenu tkon of the enemy The sloriet are simptc, M McRing
U bM baan ameuM to ksap dw beaks la prial Tans of •(eoplashaw mm edttlsns rwked off dw prsM sniy re^ cantly to raflU dw amply riislvaa to dw beakstorss. Oen. Gur told me dtat AitH Is based on a real diaractar, a dog he had once known, who had bean trained by a JerusaIsm pbysidan The animal's imcanny ability to loUow Inslnidtana, and evan to improviae IU own soiuUons, ted to the wrlllnsof dlSM stortos The first book was dedicated to two little boyi. Niv and Ofer. wtioee father had been a here to Uie paratroopers, and a buddy of Gur He was killed while laadtaa Uw purault of a lerroriat band Those two boys are tbday ten yean older One Is already In the Israel army, and thr olhrr Is about lo get Into uniform No, Gur doe* not have a dog of his own, but his home in a TPI A\ IV ^iifxirh ts .1 haven and >»i in Ihr Imp In lo visit him ln<i{upnU> us If they sense that here Jives thr chronicler ol the exploils of their most famous colleague The drat book to the sertes.
AttN dw Pamtraaper Dag, appsnrad to dw i;.S. to an Ea#lrii edMtan, but waa appar sady net w«ll pnmelad. Uka « gMd nMlitary roan. Gen Gurbwwshowtokesps secret pertaining to saarity inatten However, to UK course of our talk he did reveal a Ml of toformalln hither to cewpldaly unknown, and I em dKnags H tar dw first time: AKU was at Entebbe, ami played s crucial role in dw historic evenU Uwre' Later this year larael'a chll drrn will be able to read Oils new thrilling story of their canine hero
A Or—tec Iwtl TICLAVIV iZIN.Si - "lam irhem I b»iiKig 10 m*' (,inip 'M nis rntirs andoppenrnls I belM-vr hnw ,...r ,h., n..,„.. .,.111 holdfaul K'lple of a t;. Ji'l and thai he will mil under any clrcutn •tanres or pressure relinquish Ihr territories of Judea and Sftomron " So writes thr historian. t)r Michal Bar Zuhar In the af temoon dally VadtolAhranot
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The Jewish Press fiAWahad wooklv on Friday •y ttto JMDWI Ndaratlon of Omaha SMs Hoffman MomiMatina
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TEL AVIV iJTAi An U raeli who jutt relumed (ram Iran claimed that Jewuh mothers there pliadad with him lo lake our children to lu-aei" berauie they eipael temblr things" to happen •ner thr Shah left Acrordlns lu Itzhak Meir, director of the Yemin Orde Youth School, tome 300 JewWl children have already been brought to larael from Iran, leavuig lh«lr parent* behind, and several hundred other In nlan Jewi are walling to be transferred to Israel Mdr said he was sani to Iran by OM Jewish AgMKy «n s mlaaion to reacue JMMI children He reported dial Jews Ihar* alarmed about Uwir (Ulan He aaid that by cfcanea Iw was at TelMran airpart wbtn dw plane canylnc Ite flbah inio nlle took off WIUMUI any He said a tubllant Iranian Midicr fired his rifle Mo dw air. oanvwly mlaalng a Jewitti Atmcy worker tram Israsi Meanwhile, El AI anflounced It wiO contlaua Ms service to Tekeraa as long u tlw new rc^mc Iwnoad by Prime Minister Sltafepnr BakhUar permits H
ByLMMrdJ.Otds Near Bad Report Billv Tarter made national news recently squiring an olfK-lal Lib\ an I1<-I)-K,II ion Ihrnugh Georgia Hr justified hik friendship uilh rep^ rewniaiivr* of a terronal-hartwrlng nation on ilu' itmunils that "Tliere'ii » hell of a lot morr A rabs in the w»i i . ^^ ' He alao noted thai "Tt .ir> up the Arab count nea full imir Many newpapert penetrated Hilly Carter's clownlflf and baonshnesa and aaked what the Libyana were aaekmg. None espieied. hosnev*r, whether "- ""v Carter-Libyan ronnec tion wasr: just an Individual for eignpdk", Throughoui their vtsit, dw tJbyana have sireaaed their desire to (oaler a better imdwsUuiding »ilh the Dnitad Suies lo recent months, thr Libyan gtvcmment baa played boat to scores of Amertcana - JounialMs, former diploniato and oongrcsamen - In an attempt to dispell lU Imafls aa a purveyor of terrorism Several oolumna showing Ubys in a favorable liga were lbs raauti AaddwCar ter itititrMrittim appears to be moving toward aoocptaace of ttw new Ubyan image lad month it approved the sale of two 727 air craft and «t heevy tnicks to gaddafi's na Some newspapers viewed only the surface of die Billy Carter show The Now Ysrk Dafljr !!••• sakl, "Pour a few beers into Billy Ctrtar'aslamack and Utere la no irlling what's apt to esne «a of bis maud) We hope that tkoee who lake oflHse U Billy's remartj won't bold Jimmy I BUI Sdiipp of asked. "Is Billy Carter helping dw KGB' If not, bow about the GOP> If he's nd working isr Ike RsptMican Party, he should be " Tv9 WfliMilpn PMi bpynM oM "Bititlwr BUly " aa a peat 'Widi dils vanla«c Into Irse-toncc tordvi rslaUaas, Ibe sdwr Mr Carter has pramstad Mawaif bwn a mere sintiai I swmsni. aa a PraaMsnUal relaMve, to an adlve nuisance " Ifea VaMatfM Itar, alao found BUly a "the Incarnation d everything the
rirst Family has worked so hard to keep out of its itrntrel. aerioua and respondMe behav lor p.iiiiTtis l%e Mar ranchtded. however th.r Ml could actually benefit from hih ' ' tiavior. through "sympathy and a humaniiing lofi the somewhat stiff Presidential penKjna " Hilly ( arter isnl funny any more." The Adanta J«i«Bd declared Also rerognuinij the dangers lurking behind the buffoonery, the Joanwl stated. "He's not even just em harraaatog anymore Hr's gelling tube down right dangriuus Hilly h^s become a llabil ily for the South, fur the President and for thr nation ' The Libyan motlvalion was riplored by Shlpp Billy say* there s nothmK official about this Make no mistake it's official for the Libyans 'The IJfoyans come from a Iradition where persond connection Is everything." Ite WiMa#an Psd explained Other Amen cans In Ihe public eye Spiro Agnrw for one Bert Lance for another - have been able to find Arab clients anxious for the eounsd and assistance Why nd brother BUly? " The Presfcled's rale to the BUly escspsde waa explortd by aeverd editorials HM NS« Ysit TIaws argued dMi deaplto the Presidani ddng "his bed to alert dw nation that he is od bis broUier's keeper BUly Carter'a be^ havter suggaats dMi be could use one." Cdumnld Winiam Saflra sunwied that Uw pceddsai's lUd-glove tnatmsnl of his kid brdher" Iscauaed by fears that Billy Car ter would rddlate by giving "incrlmlnallng informallon In the ongoing Bert Lance grand )ury Investigation In the past. Billy claimed Pifth Ameodmed prIvUege Syndicated cdumnld Hugh .Sidey placed Ihe BUly Carter problem d Uw Wblto Moiw doorstep aa wdl ' "Hwre Is probably only ane man who can do anything 'Sidey con chided "Ttul la die President And If Jimmy Carter cannd now put his brother BUly In proper perspective, God hdp dw Republic when Jimmy Carter geto to a room somdiodylUte Leonid
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Uabliit doer, rven (IHJUK^ >" formal. Wea with ihrw < imn liim situated on ttw- |»-riplMTv ol the Arab wofl<l liirki-> Ethiopia andl ran Thit ambitloui pian m "nop over die batlagan" wat MH ki molloa by Israd'a Me Premier OavM Ben Gurlea In the laU IHOi Within a coi^ ol yaan larad wemed to have MccoMtad In Its attempt H radl expPTti and advitorit were itatloned In all thmftatea Economic ties, oAcn tecrft. were eataMIAert and i certain dagrw of political co-
o(M-riilHxi IM-INMU' dally prac tice Turkey, after its Internal pi> Nllcal upheevala In the IMBs. •lipped out of ihl* partnenhip. but larad continued to maintain clone and conlldeM ttet with Emperor Halle Selanie •( Edttapla and Shah Reza M» hammert'•'•'''•»""•' Iran
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ByYIM^iUU NEWYOKKiJTAi Amerl can invcitmaaU In liraal in 1971 increased by SO percent compared with ttie previous year and reached an esti mated 1120 million, according to Or Zvi Dlnalem. Urael's economic minister to the I.' S and Canada, and Uriel Lynn l(ir«ir.r tfi-noral ol the general |«l iiment of Israel Aulhorily for h America IteclannK that IVTI was "a very good year" for North American investments in Is I. Lynn. addreMing » preto (erence here together with ilnslein. said thai In 1978. ny more American rompa realized that Israel is an location for their research and devetopment and high technology operatlona " He raid that the last year's inveslments included invest jnents liy National s/rtinon MoloroU ' Baldwin and *> - . SO new projects "This Is a SO percent In over the M> mUlkxi In in l»77." Lynn said, noting that total foreign In vestment In Israel roae to an ,«stimated II6S million, an In of 43 percent over 1115 illlon Invested In 1977 H<ilh Dinstein and Lynn prected thai 197V will even wit greater increase In in •vestment in lirsel by American companies Accord Ing to Dinslein hundreds of
»_ — „»_. ft...- ..I- klavtt^u American firms are already involved In Israel economy " among them firma from the "big league of companies" In America Acrordlng to Lynn, the rea aons Utr Ih*" ifK renw in Ariirri can be a' llofi ol the Israeli economy in an effort to move toward a free market system Including total elimmalu>n of foreign curreiKy control lor foreign investors the weakeninR o( the Impact of the Arab^boycuH against Israel In view of di' aniitioycoll laws pa?<;' ' ' the American govci the prospect of pean Mideast and Israelk duty trvp acrev^ Ut thi- f iiriiiH-.iri f>onomli Hlghllgti' „ I ments by i; S companies in 197B were projects In the high technology field, invotving ei ther new investments or ex pensions of existing f8cllltle> Lynn said He added that 1971 also MK nifled a diventiflcallon ol in vestments, a broadening be yond the high technology Uidustrle* He observed that there is in creasing Interest In financial and real estate ventures <» nadlan investors are about to buy the govemment s share in the largest mortgage bank m Israel, a group of Investors from the midwest has indi cated a desire to buy the gov ernment owned Manlime
Omahmrt* in Bu»in»$a Lois Knedman will be offer Ing classes In the use of the Culsinart Ko9d Processor Mrs Knedman said that being employed hy Culsinart has providipd trauiing and expert ence in the use of their equip ment
The architectural firm of Bahr. Vermeer. and Haecker has received a design award from PnigrMiiv* ArcMlaetura for the design of the pr« poaed Collegr of Architecture building on the i;Nl, campus Gary L. Ootdrtata is a prirn-i pal in the firm
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I'rojecis relate<l to tourism are now being boosted, possi biy With a vie* to the expected influx of lounst-H lured by re dwed airfares and the pros pe<-l of peace Hyatt Hotels will manage its first hotel in Israel in the Haifa beach area
Award for "Speedy Or EiWHM (Spaadyl Zwelback Is given an award of apprecla Uon iMl «Mk by Ue Jane Panow tor leadership and devdspoaot of dM cartiac retMbUIUUoa program at the JCC (JP Photo by Jan Rlgazlo)
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The most serious blow will, however, be in the political field The Shah's departure ^p. " ' '• '-rael's hop<' I, but efle<' 1 , nun Arab M'i :. I and I hup IU. ,iti enmity The main danger which Israel laces will come from America Itself According to i West Kuropean experts, the Iranian crisis is placing America on the horns of a dilemma It Will have to choose be-| twM-n Israel. Its! only ri I mus and reliable ally in irw- area, to the I hilt, or backing the moderate] Arab regimes in .Saudi Arabia and Kgypt ;^ny .,,.1. ,-.1,11,./,! backing , Kill II •'•d American pn raeltogivel in to Kgyptlan demands andl sign on the peace treaty on] wich Kgyptian President Anwar .Sadat has slaked his prestige and the eventual sur-1 vivalof his regime Most West Kuropean govemment.s believe thai Amen ca will opi in favor of thej Arabs, and that this newl American approach will be-j come visible as soon as the^ current mission tjy V' S Ambassador Alfred Alherton isl over and Ihe Israeli Kgyptianj talks are renewed on a min-j istenal level
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Deaths LEAH ADEL.8TEIN Servicei were hrld on Sun day. Jan 21. at thr Jrwiih Ku neral Chaprl lor l,eah Adrl •Inn. >7 Intrrmrnl wan ai Golden Hill Ometery Survivors son. Yale Hi mrlhlixini n.ilrin Kougr. Ij iiU-|> Mrs Harold '[)i^! Omaha and Mrn Oil 'Kulhi Sharfl. IM Angrirs, Calif sevm grand children, right great grand children
SOPHIE KATZMAN Kunoral s<Tvicrs were field in San Kramiwo, Calif. lor former Omahan Sophir Kalz man of Brlinont. Calif, Mrs Katzman died on Jan 17 al igeK) Survivors hu.st)arMl. I*hilip daughlrr Kayr Oralnlck. l)o(h III llcliiiimt son. Maynard K<il/iiidii Omaha sislrr. Kannir Sellz. Kncino. Calif right grandchlldrrn trn greal Krandchildrrn
WILLIAM MIIDER Kuneral srrvK • id on Sunday. Jan ish Kunrral Ch.<tx i < il ham it)or> Mildrr. K> Inlrr meni was al Oolden 1)111 Cemetery Survivors vtifp lt<we s<ms.
has been a : pltal's medicaJ Mall MiictI9M Or iif Ida and of Ol tumwii luts.i ,iir<i Hit MM) in law of Morrir and Miillir Kp Sinn Dr Edward llalMhoct has tiren naincl as pn-sidenl ol the Melropolilan Omaha Med ical Society Dr MalashcM-k is thr Immediate past president of Ihr Medical Stall Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital and a ' ifun^ logy • >( Ne braska • •...• ^- ••• .•• ..• inr
Kdwin and Carl, t>maha daughlrr. Phyllis Wrinlierg. Kremonl. Nrb ninr grand children and five great grand children PHILIP RINOLe Services for Philip Hingle 7r. *tic. •lii-il I,!-.! Monday. u IneMlayal h. • Mr King Ir was all Omaha pharmacist for more than 50 years Mr Kinglr was a past presi deni ol the Omaha 1'harm.i ceullcal Asaoc-iallon a :i;)rd tyegrer Scottish Kite Mason .in'' -' ^ ' ' • ' '^ Mil
Hn SaUy MalMbock is the immi"' ' '•' '•••" 'if thr j, Clark , Dr Blalaa Y RoMtaaa will serve on the l)oard ol th«" Mel r(ipr>lilan Omaha Mrdical S» cirly
Tf „...„., U Kl Synagogu*- Me was on th<board of the I)r Philip Sher Home lor thr Ag<-d ami lh<' Omaha Home for Boys Survivors include his wife, Bertha two daughters. Mrs Jerry ftosinsky. Omaha, ami Mrs Paul K Black Van Nuy». Calif : three slepchil dren. .Mrs Ilavid Hrown, Allan Foreman and Donald Foreman, all of Omaha nine Kr ••••'••'••' '-'fi and a slater, l> II'. Omaha ..,< has suggested memorials l« the I)r Sher Home or the Tangier SiK'iety
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Campaign Chatter A ray of MB dMme brtghUy Thuraday. Jan It. aller ill trivd plwM matte by Janrt Brody. Women'i Divuum Slg naturt Day tfittkrr. failed II waa learned Widiwuday noon Ihat H would be Impoailiiie (or Mn Brody to Iravr YaunptoWB, OMo. The ray of MM was francrn Ban. past WMMO'S IMVWM Campaign Chairman and OM e( Una jwar*! Grwid OMa ('o^-hairnMii Mr* Ball MtfdltfMtd liti wrfcilwp morally wlUi her own itortea and penonal tipartMioasof licrmeUter, Mrt laadotcBlumkin The Impact that coUecUve JewUb laedakali luu bad on hrr life waa raflactad thimighoui her moving and liNpira tionai talk to the caoHMlpi worker* The full aicniflcaiicr of lomc of Uir InlcmallonaJ Jrwiiti iftrnclrs came tnlu iharp focuB "I had heard Uir word HIA.S i Hebrew Imml gratlon Aid Society i as a young rhlld, " ihr uld. "but It waa ]uat laat fall tiiat I realuad that, through my own in volvement In Wemen'i DIvlaion, I would bt able to help oOwn know that HI AS la a vlaMe agaacy for hdpmg Jpwt Uiroughoul the world, and has been aince IM4 " Mrs Hall (old the story of how hrr mother had Iravelfd akme from Huaaia acroaa the far east by rail and then on to Saalllc by ship Having had llttlr lo rat Ihr whole trip. the «l^l of the HLAS perionnel waa a welcome rrlirf A hot koaber meal was arranged and a sign bearing! hrr name and her deatmalion •ixs nlurni around her nrrk Reunion with her In Cookie Hobermar nr, workshopeducs lion chairmen created a nrw look al our Krdrratlon Uory Sally Uevin, BobbI l/elbowllz. Marilyn Prrd. .Silvia Roftnan, Jote Simon, Uiis Stern and Trrrl Zarharla rach rapraaanting an agency under the Krderalion umbrrlla. rcaearched and preaentrd our local scmr so thai our worker* would know how thr dollam are spent in maintain and Insure a vlablr Jrwiah fulurr in Omaha Marlme Hrchtman and I>rmlr Mryrmon martrd a ihort dialoffur. portraying a MillcKation "Foalllvr ptnpie makp thr dlffrrmcr an Informed woman Is a com mittedwoman. " uidMni HniUman
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MONTREAL iJTAi TV HPihitmrn' o( Mayer l>rvy dtowtor o( caaunuMty relaThto yaar'i nmcflUon wUI UoM o( the Canadton Jcwtth to Imrnwotoo «««»•* "» tociwie eaamtaalMM aad dla- Caagreaa, to the Quebec Im^ WHO'i own Swiaa headquar : (iMiaaaofthaanadaofdun- mtgr*"^ Adviaory Council ten The count rlea rep gt4 Ilia rtylaa aa cmpafa- waa aaaounMd by the Mm ttaenlad. to addition to Israel UoM and the Rabbtaate. Or Mcr tt Immirottan ol *i^ are AualralU. Austria. Den^ Ganoa CahoB. Cbinwiltor ol bee, Jacqnaa Couture Levy. mark. England. Finland the jOTtth llMitofteai SoBh •he Immlaratoil to Canada France. Genoany. Greece. taary o( AMrtca. w« pnaaal from E|yp(. *aa one o( IS clii India. Italy. Meaico, Nigeria therapoftaahtototofdtoelpU- un at the pfxnrtace named to Spam Swedca. Tanaania aary atady caamdfMtoa oa the the newly tormed Council at Thailand. Unllad Slaiaa and the mtnltlrr's recomraeorale ol vomen aa ^ttrttual laaden in Canaervativr Jud dalion Coulurr uid hr waa nofldent thai Uvy will atom brtng an importanl contrlbu^ The Jewlih WcMart Feder tion to the wort <A the CouncU atlon of Liacolii wiU meet Sunlor the benefit of all Quebec day. Jan a. 2 p m al TKerelh er» " laraH Syna»oe«e, Bll SheridaaBlvd RsMarch Course Goaal vaakar will be Ehud REHOVOT(JTAi Twrn Ohaart oHMter of the laradl . Mr Oinarl'i Irtp to ty-lwo actoollau rrom l» coun Unwta l» betoj airaaiad by Irtoa participated In a Iwo-
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On .Sunday. Feb 4, ilarttog al I p m there will be an ••.Sport. I'drHc and F<>ed YourF.. ng atlpni '•<y volleyball. Ixiiit'lball, and dodge ball From IS p m diere will be danrlng. ending with the group decending on •ome local biatro (or "eats '
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Sunday, Monday b Tuesday January 28th, 29th & 30th at the
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AN END OF THE YEAR FUR CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO 50% ON EACH AND EVERY PRICE TAG FAMOUS NAME AND DESIGNER FURS Nat ural MInlj Jackals. Trotter and Full Length Mink Coats Natural Mink and Leather Jack ats and Three quarter Coata Opoaaum. Ra coon, FoK, Broadtail, and Lyna Jaeketa and full length coats Also, all hinds of Fun Furs
FRAME-IT-YOURSILF Browse through our gallery Wo are now featuring
Tbe neit event achedulcd lor January wiU be held oa Jaauary ]l at 7 30 p m al the Jewlih Community Center Al that lime David Bonea ol Planned Parrnthood will tppnd an evening on the topic. Mailing Frienda Man to Man Woman to Woman, and Otherwiae " Mr Bonea apotr betarc the Sln«toa pW >aM year and his preaentatlon waa one ol the moel well received progranMol the year
Com* and m—\ M«ytr ond Edna FinkalatthaGronoda loyal* Hotal in Omoho. C—l«r»iw« aewm HI —« SM
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Falashas — The Forgotten Jews By R^M Mttt H T» Na
They c«ll UwinMlvct Bfth ItTMl." Ike HouM ol Ivael. and tttarttH >o wctMit >*, (Mr OriglM tTMX bKk I.M yewi M lUwal deol KUif Satoman •ltd the Quwn o( Shelx The euiloplam call Uiem F«U riia*. a trrm gmrrally taken to dMciibr thr blarli Jrwi of that country In actual (art. Kalaaha It a term ol eoatempl meaning "ilranam" or living in exile " That pejorative term (or the black Jew ol KthMpia M a deacrtptlan uf (heir M-IIUI candllloo.e*peciall> today Several centuries ago. there were aiXNit a half million PalaelUM, once proud warrlon. rulert ol (heir own Kthiupian Klnglloiii Today, therr arr leea than a.OOO Kalatiiiut left in the HO Molaled villafie» in
legitiindi > as riuihtiilic Jew). Thr Chief HMity nl iKrael ol toda> have alsii ri'a(firin<-<l their Htatufi a^ Je^t^ tra<ing tiielr origin* to the Tnbe of
ilavery In the Sudan Their pov;-' '<yond imagming I' >ihl t« own land. Hi. i ...... .~»-ome irnani larmm and cralt* men. who eke out an averagr ytuiy taMnme ol HI par month Thai rompafea to W) 'IS, and no
Dan In light of Ihlx understand ing of tlieir Jewlih idenlily. aome StO Falaahaa have man^ affad In receni yeara to find tliHr way to Israel, the Prom laed l.and lo which they dally
I' s hardly a living wage lor any human being They have no hiMpMali or pityalclana, they luder from diaaaae and malnutrliion. and Ibelr praaeni life espettanr) II H year* The past year and a hall, however, haa aeen thr tieginnliHP ol a iertota work training, achool and medical prtigram launched in Gondar. in which Jewish organliatlom and the Falaahai partlcipatr
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sMr the iianctuar) ' Rabbi Myer Kriplie assumed lh«- pulpit of Beth Kl In Nov I94«. joining Cantor A Kd((ar *h<i had come lo Beth Kl in 1936 and Rabbi Alex Kalz who had tieen there since l»M •Today, Beth Kl (ace* the (ulure under Ihe leadership of KaMii Kenneth Bromberg and Cantor <'<• >" Rabbi Kripke. Cantor Krtgar and Rahbi Kati Ih are also very much a part of Beth Kl Synagogue •^ .«ii'i can look proudly back on the 50 years of achievement we all celebrate this year." the co<*airmen added
B'nai B'rith Has Speaker Ehud Olaiert, a rncmber ot the Knaaaal. wUI ipaak Wadawday at noon In tlia Randi Bowl diving a maallng ol B'nai B'rith's BraaatrMkani Retervatlona are neceaaary and may be made with Morrte KaU at 4»1IM A btofraphy ol Mr Olmert waa ptAllahed In Ihe Jan II laaiia o( the Jew Wi Praai In COMMCUOB with bk lyaaklnc enfacMneat In
IKldlllllUll^ Hatil ,• thrm .Tin it' • Jews e\ • served all !i the Torah IIKIU': »lon. Ihe Jewish '• h<il> da>.> ,1' .sh.is Hul lh<Mi I4IW 44 been claridfil. .jmi
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ly." OM from • Ditlonal per ^Mrtiv* tnd the oUter (rom a local vtfw. by the Natkmal jMrtill Cominunlly RalatUm Advtoory COUKU < N JCRAC, Tto ibMBaa, which were aadc p«Mlc, wtU be uacd a* baekcraiMl papcn (or a teatkm ai the 1971 NJCRAC pie^ nary tnectinil In rinclnnat> Jan 21 M They were prepared by Samuel Rablnove. legal dlroctor o( the American JcwM Otinmlttee. «nd Nor •MI A Stack, mecutive dlrec ^Hf tke JcwMi CommunHy HhlBMCauncUofSl Umla The itudteo polnl out that while Jewt hiuit remain con ttantly alerl to the throat o( uitl'SenillUin. II l> even more Importaol to remain vigilant igalntl Ihreati to demorratlc inatltutloin. Albert D tlter nin. NJCRAC'i executive vice chairman, potnlcd out Whal romplicatai (ho tioue «( AnMlcan Nazlt," he ex pUlaod. "to the traditional JawMi dedication to freedom o( ipaadi ind to the First AmoodBMiit lliel(, which are •0 vltil to liw tatarwu a( the
the proUcn He rephrased ihequeaUonto ' What limiu. If any. ought to be Intpoaed on ihe right to freedom of es prcMlon of any group under the nm Amendment'*" While aaaertlng that the wdgtlt of legal authority It on the tide of the civil llbertarl ans. Rablnovr added thai the Supreme Court has described the First Amendment aa hav-
li^ a "pro<erred poeltkin' in the fWMlltwttirr' scheme bui MlMverlMidthat freedomol iiliioMlnn under the Amend iMntlaabaohite "In any event." he tald. "II to nittter abturd. Immoral nor neewaaniy ranatltutkmal ly uMound to maintain that Incitement to murder riMMild not be protected ^werh under the First Amendment " Slack, writing tbout the local scene, asserted thai the Sui group* thrive on puMiri ty out of all proportion to their numerlral strength and warned Jews against "(alllnft mto the trap uf making them seem more Important than they are " He described the threatened march In .Skokle as "a unique iltuatlon for which the Jewlah community was unprepared " DeclartnK thai a host of lar ton in Skoktr. including Ihe heavy population of Jewish survivors of the Nati yean, made "understandable" el forts to prevent the march and when this tailed to launch a counterdemonstratlon. Stack pointed out. however, thai "during and after ttie period ol greateet publicity, many other en imunlties were sub)ected toNazlaataults " He compared what happened In Skokle with the rr sponei of two other cities. SI l^ls, where he was directly involved, and San Francisco Both used variation of a "quarantine" technique In St l^oult. the ma)onty of the organlted Jewish commu nity afreed not lo participate in counterdemonstrallons to a prapoaed Nazi march and rally or to confront the Nazis in any way
U.S. Rapt UN WASHINCTON. iJTAi The United Slates tald that it "strongly oppooes" the reaolullon approved by the Economic and Financial Committee of Ihe United Nations (^neral Assembly thai implied finan cial tupfmrt lor the I'aleslinr l^lberatlon Organization
NRW YORK The ^Mral ing rate of intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews In the United States could ten ously dmiiniiih thr American Jewlah I iccording to a re|x ' i today by the American Jewish Commit lee The report urged Jewish lamlliei and communal groups to combat this trend by developing a variety of new and meaninfuJ oulrrach pro grama to Intermarried cou plea T " • T-iage and lti< Ihe publi caiMxi iinMJnut»-ii dl a news conference at AJC national headquarters, prenented the result* o( a thnv year study of the dynaniK v ol iiilcrinarri age ami '^ of intermai men to Jews and Judaism Heapon dents Included 4M intermar rted couplet In Cleveland. Dal las. Umg liland. UM Angeles. New York. Philadelphia. San KrancUK^. and Westchetter County The report is available at II M a copy from The Amen can Jewish Commilter. IK •Cast 56 .Street. New York. NY 10022 A project of AJ<"i Jewish Communal Affairs Depart menl. the study was coordi nated by Yehuda Kosenman. Director ol Ihe Department, and made public by F. Hoberl (Joodklnd. Chairman ol AJC's Jewish Communal Affairs Commission Dr Egon Mayer. AtaocUte Professor in the So cMogy Department at Brook lyn College, a specialist on the effect of religious values on everyday life, served as Re search Director
A major thrust of the re port's recommendations to al levlate the threat of asstmila tkm through intermarriage was to concentrate on converting the non Jewlah spouse, and to welcome him or her into the Jewish community whether or not conversion ac lually took place Among specific tuggeatkmt lo communal organtxatlont and the Jewish commundy al large were •develop formal and Informal programs of out
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among Jewi&h cuupleh tl<^^ raltad queatlom as to whether the American Jewlah commu nlty can maintain its preaeni viability, he said He cited the preittcUaaa of tome experU that a century from now the Je-* ' nit ed '••'< depending on various irenda, from lU current figure of chNO to l.on.tm to tomewhere between 10.000 and HO.OOO persons Mr Kosenman slresaed the (a<'i ti<:•! iii>< lewlih fear of asiii> limed'not from ne^. tudes. such as prejudice or intolerance of non Jews, but rather from the positive desire lo maintain the tperllic Jewish values Ihal have enabled the Jewish people to make a unique contribution to the general society " i.ii the AJC study "the iiiprehenslvp national resrari-li yet done on the ef lecta of intermarriage from the Jewish point of view." Mr Kosenman pomted out thai most previous studies of the subject "have Involved only single communities, and have concentrated on Ihe rates and causes of intermarriage rather than on its consequences '
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Special Basketball Geme KMTV'S Famout Dr San Gutnary. below. wUI lead hit AllStar Baakathall Team agalntt Uto JCC BhiMtart Sunday. Febrrnry II. at S p m la the Cantor OyoL Dr. Sao Quinary will agatoperlonn hit fanwiM arid court hoat-fhot.Dr SanGumary will not call man the help af Ma frtond Igor, aa be toeU hit regu tor toawim lift can haadto Uto )ob Everyone la tovgad to attend AdmMon la n tor adidto and It for all chllAan Ihiwj^ high tchooi age Each child will receive an autographed picture poet cardof Dr SanOiteaiy